Justine Triet

“I like so much that movie, An Unmarried Woman, is so crazy. I like so much the actress, she's fantastic. I like so much the scene with the therapist inside. It's really, I like this, this movie is so perfect.”

“La vérité, The Truth, from Clouzot. For me it's a very feminist, very feminist movie in a way. Also all the what he invents with the shot, with the movement of camera, everything, it's so beautiful and it's very, yes, very modern in a sense.”

“And Petite maman, so oh wow, it's so beautiful what you did for the poster. It's beautiful, Petite maman by Sciamma. And my daughter is totally obsessed by that movie, she loved it so much, so yes, so I took it.”

“Sex, Lies, and Videotape, you must see that. And I like so much the way he talks really with the language of movies, you know? All the movie is a mise en abyme of everything. And the way he used the video in the movies was really, really so modern, so contemporary when he did it. I'm still really impressed by this movie. It's really simple, just a love story, a heartbreak, and I like so much the way James Spader has many problems to have sex with women and he resolves everything with the camera.”

“Okay, La notte is the best thing to see when you want to break up with somebody, to split. And the last letter that he read to her is so—I don't want to spoil—but he succeeded to summarize exactly the feeling when it's over with somebody.”

“I think Guitry is very important for me. I discovered him very late in a way. When I'm lost, I think I have to watch or Désiré. So modern, so intelligent. He blew me away each time. And in a way it's very interesting because it's very not expensive movie, you know? With nothing he's doing a masterpiece.”

“Oh, Allan King, oh so important for me when I was a student in art school in Paris and I discovered Warrendale. The way he's doing that movie, I don't understand how we can do this when we get inside that place. Very special because it's like an arena, and the children don't want to wake up. The idea just of the first scene is so incredible. I watched Warrendale just before doing Anatomy and I showed some scenes to the child who is playing in my movie.”